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The features

audio by Bang & Olufsen ICEpower
• It has Audio by Bang & Olufsen ICEpower pumps out top quality sound.
• It has Smart Bass which brings you a rich, deep and powerful sound.
•It has  Smart Limiter makes sure your audio signal never exceeds the amplitude of the threshold

DNSe
•It has DNSe which brings you the ideal sonic experience for various genres.

dual speakers
• It has Dual that speakers pump up doubly powerful sound you can share.

dual slider
• Glide slider up to access a keypad and talk.
• Slide it down and find external speakers that pump out great sound.

3.5mm Earphone Jack
•You could plug in the earphones you use with other music play devices.

music recognition
• F400 can tell you just everything related to the songs you wonder.
• You could get the info. of the songs by recording part of it and by waiting for a few seconds.

Specification

Camera yes
Video    yes
Music and sounds Yes
Radio yes
Mobile TV no
Email yes
Instant message no
Bluetooth yes
Wap yes
Internet HTML Browser yes
External memory yes

And while there’s certainly nothing wrong with that, and I’ve done it myself, I wanted to make a quick counterargument.

An email inbox isn’t the best to-do list, and here’s why:

1. You can’t change the subject lines. This means your to-do list is made up of subject lines that often have nothing to do with the action you need to take. An email that says “today’s meeting” might really be an action to call someone or send a file to someone. You’ll need to open each email to find the actions, which is very inefficient. Or, you’ll need to remember what actions are associated with each email, and that defeats the point of a to-do list … the list is supposed to remember for you, and take the stress away from your brain.

2. There might be multiple actions in each email. What if an email contains 10 to-do items? You can’t delete or archive the email when you’ve done one or two of the actions. It’ll remain in your inbox until all 10 are done, as if nothing has been done. Also, you might forget that there are multiple actions in an email and file or delete it when you’ve done one of the actions — either that or you’ll be forced to remember that there are multiple actions in the email, again defeating the purpose of a to-do list.

3. You can’t re-order the emails (usually). Many email programs (such as the wonderful Gmail) just show the emails in the order they come in. Which means if you want to put the most important items at the top, you can’t. If you want to group all the items for errands, you’ll have to create a label for that and look there. It’s not as flexible as even the most simple to-do program